110V 1100W Auto Use Bolts Nuts Remover Car Garage Repairing PDR Tool Flameless Portable Magnetic Induction Heater…

I love this product, It removes nuts and bolts that your ordinary tortures cannot remove.

seemed like it would work for me but i have to resort to a torch

If your nuts are stuck this piece of electronic wizardry is your friend. I had two pieces of equipment where nothing else had worked.The first item that was giving me problems was an angle grinder that had a diamond hole saw (for concrete and rock drilling, etc.) seized on so-o-o-oh TIGHT!. When I pressed the push button to lock the shaft and then tried a wrench to remove the hole saw the locking cam would not hold. I use the flameless torch to heat things through several heat and cool cycles. This in addition to Liquid Wrench and rapid cool down with water. Finally, I was able to use a couple pairs of Channellocks going in opposite directions and OO-OOMPH the hole saw loose. Because I had used water to rinse the concrete I had been cutting it seems like a lot of grit and dust got in the threads and this was a real test of the Induction Heating weapon.The other tool with which we had a problem is a Tormek T-8 slow speed sharpening grinder. I thought the EzyLock nut had rusted onto the shaft on which the grindstone turns. Was totally unable to get the things separated and was looking at nearly $300 price tag to solve the cluster. After several cycle of heat/cool and Liquid Wrench it occurred to me that ... perhaps .... a squirt of automatic transmission fluid into the heated threads might be worth a try. So I did two cycles of heat with followed by the ATF on the threads. Followed that with Channellocks on the EzyLock nut, and was once again rewarded with success.I don't know how often I will need to use this Little Wonder, but I may play around with making some offset wrenches, or make a crank-necked chisel.Highly recommended for someone who is used to fixing their own stuff but has become kind of desperate about rusted bolts and stuck nuts LOL.

So I had a Ford 300 that a friend had asked me to help him with. The spark plugs were frozen in the heads. I tried everything on them to get them to break free. This little gadget did the trick. It warmed enough to start turning them. However it will over heat itself and trip out. You have to wait a few minutes and then it will reset and you can use it again.But I’m happy with my purchase. If you have a small project to work on, not in a hurry, and don’t have or want to use a torch this will work for smalls things.

Hi, so I was working on a vehicles underside and there was some stuck nuts and bolts, I had tried different methods of trying to get them loose aside from using heat.. where they are is in close contact to plastics and rubber.. so heat by a flame was not really an option. this unit works great and was moving forward in a matter of minutes with my work.

Excellent

Easy to use .

The tool itself works great. It quickly heated the bolts I needed to remove and so far has worked as advertised on about a dozen bolts and none of them have rounded or broken off. The quick lock collar is convenient, just a 1/4 turn and the coils are locked in place solidly. The coils however are a weak spot. After 3 bolts the insulation began to flake off of the coil exposing spots of the copper underneath. After 6 bolts there were large sections of insulation missing and after 12 bolts I wouldn't feel safe using that particular coil anymore. If I were doing many bolts on an older vehicle I would quickly run out of coils.

Shut down before it would heat anythingUseless sent it back

When you move it around something is loose and falling around inside. I am thinking about returning it!Not happy with this.